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Manic Inspections: 50 Past Life and New Poems, Plus Stories
This the third and obviously final book in the ” Manic Trilogy” began as a book about childhood memories but is not really a children’s book. I am not drawing any lines in the sand as to where childhood stops and the other nonsense begins. I have met a lot of people who are trying to relive and regain childhood and some who even want to reattach the umbilical cord and crawl back inside a safe womb.
Early on in its conception, I realised that as well as my hazy inspections of bygone days I would include influences such as family and the trials and joys of growing up. I researched and looked for triggers by revisiting my Yorkshire roots and was able to live again those vivid times when the grass was greener and the sun always shone even in Winter.
Early on in its conception, I realised that as well as my hazy inspections of bygone days I would include influences such as family and the trials and joys of growing up. I researched and looked for triggers by revisiting my Yorkshire roots and was able to live again those vivid times when the grass was greener and the sun always shone even in Winter.
112 pages, Kindle Edition
Published August 22, 2011
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